Recipes: Custom Fields

Sometimes it can be helpful to deprecate a field in the Schema without removing it altogether.

This snippet shows how to register a basic GraphQL Mutation with a single input field, a single output field, and the input is simply returned as the value for the output.

The following snippet shows how to add the “Edit” link as a GraphQL field to all post types:

The following code is an example of how you can create a field called allUrls that will output site URLs that could be used to generate a sitemap.

This is an example of registering a field with an argument showing how to use the argument in a resolver.

The below code registers a field called listOfStrings that returns a list of strings as the result:

The following code creates an object type called StuntPerformer and creates a field on the RootQuery called stuntPerformers that returns a custom list of users.

This is an example showing how to return a list of keys and values where the keys and values are both strings.

The following adds a field called primaryCat field when using The SEO Framework WordPress Plugin

The following adds a field to the NodeWithContentEditor interface to get the unencoded content for a post: